First National Bank (Albany, OR)

Episode Information

Episode UID
292801599
Episode Type
Suspension โ†’ Closure
Bank Type
national
Bank ID
29280 national
Charter Number
2928
Start Date
March 2, 1933
Location
Albany, Oregon (44.637, -123.106)

Metadata

Model
gpt-5-mini (chosen from majority vote of a three-model LLM ensemble)
Short Digest
aea422b6e9452aae

Response Measures

None

Receivership Details

Depositor recovery rate
69.7%
Date receivership started
1933-08-16
Date receivership terminated
1940-07-24
Share of assets assessed as good
37.0%
Share of assets assessed as doubtful
53.8%
Share of assets assessed as worthless
9.2%

Description

Statewide three-day moratorium in March 1933; bank later placed in receivership Aug 18, 1933.

Events (7)

1. April 16, 1883 Chartered
Source
historical_nic
2. March 2, 1933 Suspension
Cause
Government Action
Cause Details
Governor Meier proclaimed a three-day statewide banking holiday/moratorium beginning March 2, 1933.
Newspaper Excerpt
Governor Calls ... declaring three-day moratorium for all the banks in the state
Source
newspapers
3. August 16, 1933 Receivership
Source
historical_nic
4. August 18, 1933 Receivership
Newspaper Excerpt
C. Bryant ... has been appointed by the comptroller of the currency as receiver for the First National bank of Albany, according to word received yesterday from Washington.
Source
newspapers
5. June 14, 1934 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Nance Awaiting Notice of Action by Receiver of First National ... notice of the forthcoming action ... proposal that the bonds sold ... where they are deposit for safe keeping, money held by the bank awaiting the by court.
Source
newspapers
6. June 15, 1934 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
Bank Receiver to Go Into Court to Prevent County Action ... C. Bryant, receiver for the First National bank of Albany, that the receiver will seek prevent the sale of bonds posted as security for county deposits.
Source
newspapers
7. December 14, 1934 Other
Newspaper Excerpt
County Bank Case Up Monday ... Oscar Hayter, of Dallas, attorney for C C. Bryant, receiver of the First National Bank of Albany, was here Tuesday conferring with the county attorney regarding the injunction hearing ...
Source
newspapers

Newspaper Articles (5)

Article from Corvallis Gazette-Times, March 2, 1933

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Emergency Business and Only Accommodation of Public on Restricted Basis MORATORIUM TODAY Governor Calls Due to California Holiday, Closing minutes to o'clock this banks of Corvallis morning that the governor declared three-day moratorium for all the banks in the state, The bolt clear news came and when were informed sky that the order mandatory, to the will of constituted submitted The banks of Portland closed, but since then they opened up for the business only and other banks the state will doubtless follow their lead. these conditions the banks Under Corvallis will open their doors tomorrow morning for the transac. tion of emergency business and the accommodation of the public restricted basis. National Bank Corvallis First Benton County State Bank PORTLAND, Mar. Statewide three day bank holiday by Governor Meier ordered today was met Orewith decision by bankers remain the transaction of what described "necessary business." Only in few cities the state did banks remain closed. National of Grande which has been closed for more than four months, reopened today officers said the bank would and not observe holiday. Califorbanks also operating the holiday Large downtown Portland banks not observe the banking holiby Governor Meier toshortly after the regular opening hour they said they would pay checking to "reasonable" counts up amount, to enable depositors purchase necessities. Although signs announcing the banking holiday were posted the doors of all Portland before regular opening hours, these signs later were taken down by the larger they would remain open and transact "necessary business.' Postmaster Jones announced the proclamation would way terfere with the operation the Postol Savings bank which continued to transact business in the regular way. SALEM, Mar. three Salem banks were to open this morning to transact "necessary business," they announced following word that Portland banks were taking similar action. SALEM, Mar. Meier today issued proclamation declaring three legal holiday in Oregon, starting today and continuing through Saturday, such tion will allow the closing of all Oregon banks for three days. the only step to take to protect banks here because many them clear through California banks and the California banks are he said. "Financial distress prevailing in neighboring states making felt in Oregon," Governor Meier said in his statement. "It essential for the protection of be suspended for brief period permit enactment of necessary regulatory acts stabilizing legislation, in line with federal enactments and legislation enacted other states. The governor said he understood Arizona banks to be in strong financial condition. "We have had advices any Arizona banks are in distress, but action is meresaid. The governor's claring holiday for all banks, financial institutions, county and city offices, courts schools, made today because (Continued on page


Article from The Oregon Daily Journal, August 18, 1933

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BANK RECEIVER NAMED Albany, Or., Aug. 18 C. Bryant, Albany attorney. has been appointed by the comptroller of the currency as receiver for the First National bank of Albany, according to word received yesterday from Washington. The botany collection of the University California contains approximately 500,000 specimens.


Article from Albany Democrat-Herald, June 14, 1934

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COUNTY TREASURER WILL BE ENJOINED Nance Awaiting Notice of Action by Receiver of First National County Treasurer Grover Nance this expecting with an injunction by Receiver Bryant of the First National Bank Albany the sale Albany bonds posted by the bank to secure county deposits. In conversation this Mr. Bryant notice of the forthcoming action while the the proposal that the bonds sold the United States National Bank of Portland. where they are deposit for safe keeping, money held by the bank awaiting the by court. The court ordering the the time provided that the bonds Albany. that time the Port land bank has refused to turn bonds the treasurer. holding that issued receipts for them National Bank can not except at the receiver. The chief that of possession of the bonds, the receiver hold that they the property bank the county that rightfully belong the county, since the bank closed its The comptroller of banks, according reaching Albany. has ruled that $12,000 bonds over which the question of the the act in posting them for originally been put jeopardy prior ruled that subsequent pledging the bonds given legal stamp transaction that not exempted liability for the Included the Klamath Falls bonds, which were held by the county sheriff secure the bank and which were the sheriff's by the treasurer. The receiver asking this $2,000 bonds returned bank but he has objection the the bonds, they sold Portland and the money in subject the federal court's the money.


Article from The Oregonian, June 15, 1934

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BOND SALE HITS SNAG Bank Receiver to Go Into Court to Prevent County Action. ALBANY, Or., June County Grover Nance was notified today by C. Bryant, receiver for the First National bank of Albany, that the receiver will seek prevent the sale of in bonds posted as security for county deposits in The securities in United States National bank The was that the be satisfied the turn of $2000 held security for the sheriff's account, today but the county yields this point the scheduled next will be held up. Bryant made that the sale held the proceeds be held in trust subject to award of the federal


Article from Greater Oregon, December 14, 1934

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COUNTY BANK CASE UP MONDAY Oscar Hayter, of Dallas, attorney for C C. Bryant, receiver of the First National Bank of Albany, was here Tuesday conferring with the county attorney regarding the injunction hearing which will come up in Federal court in Portland next Monday. The injunction prohibited the county treasurer from selling security given by the bank to protect county funds, other than enough to cover his own account. The bank receiver says that the sheriff's and clerk's accounts are unpreferred claims while the county claims they are preferred. These accounts total $7,043.57. The county has held up secur-